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Swashy4: I won't be surprised if you are one of the quarrelling parties in that village. lol 1 Like |
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Swashy4: Yen yen yen..... ![]() You can be anything you like now, nobody cares, I can be British next year if I want to - but history will always be history. it will always be on record that so so and so British family came from Nigeria around so so period. Ndo. 6 Likes |
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Swashy4: Obi is Igbo of course, but the origin is Benin. Otherwise you would have to show communities outside of Anioma and closely related communities where the Ezes bear Obi as the title. Your cooked up explanation does not explain what is shown in the attached picture one bit. Your argument is like saying because the rulers of Issele Uku were Ogies as first before they became Obis, then the town's monarchy didn't come from benin. Mr Ochei it is clear that you are making things up along the way. But kwantinuuu ![]() Ti Ugbodu han, oluku mi. ![]() |
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Swashy4: More history twisting. ![]() That Kings in Kaduna state are called Emirs or gazetted as such in the state's own official documents don't mean they are all emirs, a lot of things can emanate from common parlance based on predominant surrounding language, or language of common communication. The first Kings of Ugbodu were never Obis, so I wonder how your claim that igbos were part of the foundation of the town and that Obi was the original title even holds any water. Besides, even the title "Obi" can arguably be traced to Benin and not Igbo.. In your myopicness you fail to realize that the fact that I used the foremost personality in Ugbodu (The Oloza) bearing a Yoruba name is just a point I am trying to make, which obviously went over your brain. There are several other people from Ugbodu who not only have Yoruba or yoruba sounding first names BUT last names as well. But well, they are not from Ugbodu according to you, They must all be infiltrators and pretenders who changed their names last week to cause trouble. 2 Likes |
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Swashy4: Then I guess your Obi (or maybe it is the deposed one) was suffering from a serious delusion by bearing Ayo as first name. Did he sleepwalk into choosing a Yoruba name? The original title of the kingshio isn't Obi but OLOZA. I won't argue with you. That it is called obi popularly now is a result of neighborhood effects as well. I don't care if you have anything or everything against the yorubas, Your headache. But the Yoruba ancestry of Olukumis of Delta state is more of repository / history book material now than anything else. Itsekiris are close to a million and speak a full unmistakably Yoruboid language as well as being contiguous with Yorubaland, but have you ever seen any Yoruba forcefully coercing them into being Yorubas against their wish? So I wonder what will make you think anyone is interested in kidnapping your village people because an historical thread was opened about them. Delusions. 2 Likes |
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Swashy4: You can twist history as much as you want to suit your wishes but the people of Ugbodu, Ukwu Nzu and the rest started speaking Enuani because of acculturation and not some founder population effect. Just the same way the people of Ebu now speak more igbo than they speak their native Igala. It is even evidenced by the fact that Ukwu Nzu wasn't even known as Ukwu Nzu until recently the town had a previous Yoruba name. Like seriously, all Olukumis are they up to 50k? I highly doubt. There are numerous far more important towns in Anioma that nobody has ever heard about, so be thankful whenever anyone ever gets the opportunity to even know what Ugbodu is because based on her unique history. You can rant as much as you want here, but thankfully I have done my own research and have spoken to people from Ugbodu, even here on nairaland no one has ever come up with your version of events including the few Ugbodu born respondents who have shown once or twice. Nobody is asking Olukumis to own up to being yoruba, that is their business.... But you can not ask me what to keep in my mouth or out of it, as you are a nobody on this open / free source public forum. Peace. |
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Swashy4: lol not to sound insultive, but what is the population of not just Ugbodu but even the whole of olukumis? Why would you think Yorubas NEED you for anything? What value can you add tho the Yoruba Nation that already has more than 40 subgroups indigenously spanning 4 countries? There are more Delta Igbos assimilating into Yoruba culture (Intentionally and unintentionally) every year than the whole olukumi population combined, and you are here feeling like one raggamuffin. One of my friends from Ubulu-Uku or there abouts just discarded his Igbo name for a Yoruba one for whatever reasons best known to him, and his new choice name is what his children will also bear. Don't start feeling too big, because your past Yoruba history has brought your slumbery village into prominence. It is just for historical discourse and tracing patterns of migration of different groups into the "Western Ibo" cultural area. Get over yourself. 2 Likes |
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JBoleynJatto: Most likely Nupe. |
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JBoleynJatto: Take a DNA test half of your issues will be solved. |
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Eko o ni baje. 2 Likes |
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Demmzy15: He is right. You seem to be more concerned about being a muslim Buhari supporter, or what the infinitesimal amount of muslims among the Igbos think more than you being a Yoruba person first and foremost. We do not need your type amongst us. 4 Likes 1 Share |
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Mayor21: no. 70% of CRS is SE. 15% is similar to north central lie Tivs of Benue and Taraba peeps. Only coastal Calabar is SS. So it isn't really SS either. 1 Like |
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IloveToMess: Everything..lol One mumu even said one LG in the East will come and wipe out Edo like Edo are their mates. ![]() Typical chest beating gorillas.... Ebonyi state is still the poorest state in the entire south and one of the poorest in Nigeria afterall. ![]() They can develop "ships that sail on land" but can't bring themselves out of poverty and their four corner retail businesses, lol. 3 Likes |
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IloveToMess: See this frustrated Flesh eating ngwa man talking nonsense. ![]() 4 Likes |
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IloveToMess: You will die of Jealousy, Igbo man.... lol 4 Likes 1 Share |
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IloveToMess: Well, no time, but just know that only Akwa-Cross don't have links to Edo. |
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IloveToMess: A good chunk of Abia state are Ibibio-Igbo hybrids. You are right about that one. But an even bigger chunk of the SS are of Edoid origin. So what say you? 1 Like 1 Share |
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IloveToMess: Talking about cultural links, Edo will floor you completely, don't even go there. When others will be talking about tangible culture, you people will be running all over the tread looking for who eats ugba and ties triple wrapper. Lmao. 1 Like |
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IloveToMess: You are talking utter rubbish! Sounds like a typical beer parlor gist from Oratta West. 1 Like |
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IloveToMess: What is a true SS state for fcks sake? Ppl be talking like primary 2 kids, like SS states are from the same mother..lol Do you now that only the former Cross River state does not have ethnic groups (tribes) than speak Edoid languages in it in the entire so called SS? 1 Like |
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IloveToMess: There are 6 states in SS of Nigeria. This your list is of course the parochial nonsense pulled out of your arse. 2 Likes |
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IloveToMess: If CRS is SS, then EDO state is SS. QED! |
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IloveToMess: How is something SS By blood? Are you a joker? Is SS a race? 1 Like |
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Mayor21: Is Your cross river even REALLY South-South? 1 Like |
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kindlyStfu: Yoruba Gbayi. ![]() IPOB Gboshi. ![]() www.nairaland.com/attachments/2718009_nigeria111_jpeg6131ed57053bbe0a34f31eab3a104094 103 Likes 12 Shares |
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Niice one. The people of Oke-Ogun / Upper Oyo state are making a killing from the export sales of Cashew nuts abroad. 6 Likes |
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Ibadan is Popular quite alright. But the Name Oyo is also quite popular because of Yoruba history and stuff. Maybe to non-Yorubas sha, because every single Yoruba person knows what Oyo is. Aba is also more popular than Abia, lol... I Don't know why the capital of Abia state is not in Aba, and then it doesn't even help that both names sound similar. Truth be told, Nigerian states in general are mostly one city states except a few like Ogun and Anambra. Outside the capitals, everywhere else seem to be absolute crap, so expect the capitals to be more popular than most states. Then there are some nigerian states that no one hears of, not the state and not the capitals. States like Jigawa, Taraba, Zamfara and Kebbi. People hear these state names once in a while and are like, are those places still in Nigeria? ![]() 28 Likes 2 Shares |
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Turantula: Igbo wasn't mentioned, but SOMEHOW you just had to use a very sly technique to bring yourselves into it? ![]() |
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Naajjii: Yes 21 kids per family happens, but HOW MANY Igala families do actually have 21 kids per family? lol pls be realistic , families with 21 kids are rare exceptions in Igalaland not the norm, infact from the middlebelt onwards to down south. Dekina LG is not the most populated LG i the middle belt get your facts right. Off the top of my head, I can already list at least 6 Lgas that are more populated than Dekina LG. Ilorin West LG Okene LG Gboko LG Makurdi LG Jos North LG Jos South LG Mangu LG Lafia LG Some people just cook up imaginary figres within their social and tribal circles and chose to believe it all by themselves. I repeat Igalas are not more than Tivs or Urhobos. Igalas can believe whatever they like anyway. |
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